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Dallas - The Original Series
The shower scene was the problem, not the dream explanation
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<blockquote data-quote="JROG" data-source="post: 71267" data-attributes="member: 43"><p>I think that's an interesting theory, but certainly not the case. Katzman's co-workers have been quoted saying clearly that, when Katzman came back, he did not understand what had been done to the show during Season 9. He simply decided to erase the developments. He wanted it gone. He didn't want to deal with it. That's it.</p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p>Afraid not. These are only the options if one wants to find a way to excuse the dream scenario.</p><p></p><p>Even if the previous season ended with the shower scene, there was no reason why Bobby & Pam couldn't just hang out at the beginning of the next season and, through flashback, recount the way Bobby came back to their lives. It would have taken more than one line, though, but so what? Hell, they could have done a whole episode if they needed. Pam would have talked about how shocked she is, but also delighted, that Bobby's back in her life, viewers would rejoice at their reunion, and the show would move on.</p><p></p><p>But this would also mean the show has to pick up all the story threads Season 9 left us with. They didn't want to do that. So, they erased it.</p><p></p><p>They wanted the slate wiped clean. All the rest is just persistent PR.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="JROG, post: 71267, member: 43"] I think that's an interesting theory, but certainly not the case. Katzman's co-workers have been quoted saying clearly that, when Katzman came back, he did not understand what had been done to the show during Season 9. He simply decided to erase the developments. He wanted it gone. He didn't want to deal with it. That's it. Afraid not. These are only the options if one wants to find a way to excuse the dream scenario. Even if the previous season ended with the shower scene, there was no reason why Bobby & Pam couldn't just hang out at the beginning of the next season and, through flashback, recount the way Bobby came back to their lives. It would have taken more than one line, though, but so what? Hell, they could have done a whole episode if they needed. Pam would have talked about how shocked she is, but also delighted, that Bobby's back in her life, viewers would rejoice at their reunion, and the show would move on. But this would also mean the show has to pick up all the story threads Season 9 left us with. They didn't want to do that. So, they erased it. They wanted the slate wiped clean. All the rest is just persistent PR. [/QUOTE]
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